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Villa la Pergola
Rent your dream on Florentine hills............
Villa la Pergola is located on a top of one beautiful hill Location/addess
overlooking the city of Florence It is only six kilometers
from the heart of Florence and three kilometres from the
highway exit (Firenze-Signa).Only 5 min. walk there is an GPS Coordinates
old small village San martino alla Palma that offers a Lat: 43° 74' 27''N
Pizzeria, a butcher and a very good grocery-store. Lon: 11° 14' 68''E
Only 45 minutes from Siena, Arezzo, Pisa, Lucca, and the
●Address
many hill top medieval towns of the Chianti region, such Via San Martino alla Palma n°51
as San Gimignano, Certaldo, Volterra, Greve, Radda in 50018 San Martino alla Plama
Chianti, Castellina in Chianti and many others. In the back Firenze
of the villa in the best panoramic position you can enjoy a ●HighWay
breath-taking view (when you are in the pool you can see Autostrada A1 (Milano/Roma)
Exit Firenze Scandicci
the Brunelleschi Duome Santa Maria del Fiore and the 2,5 Km to the Villa
area of Florence valley) there is a big pool (6x12) and the ●Airport
jacuzzi heat for evening ( for 8 people ) barbeque and Firenze Peretola
table for outdoor dining all are only exclusive private for 15 Km to the Villa
●Train Station
the villa. The Villa has been tastefully restored and offers
Santa Maria Novella Florence
all modern conveniences. 12 Km to the Villa
Private grounds 4 ha,Parking inside
Oleandro - Villa La Pergola
Via San Martino alla palma 51, San Martino alla Palma, Florence (Italy) Phone: +39 055.768774 Mobile: +39 3290940972
info@villalapergola.com P.iva 06020900483
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Interior
● Receive up to guest(s) :
6 person(s)
● Liveable floor area :
1,300 Sq.ft.
● Interior layout :
3 bedroom(s),
1 bathroom,
1 shower room,
1 washroom,
1 living room,
1 kitchen,
1 dining room,
1 tv den,
1 fitness room
● Sleeps - bed(s) :
2 full bed(s),
2 twin bed(s)
● Guest facilities :
Phone
T.V.
DVD player,
Books
t.v points,
Wifi (wireless internet access),
Wardrobe,
Hanging wardrobe,
Safe deposit box,
Hair dryer,
Fly screens,
Mobile cool air fan,
Central heating,
Glazed in area,
Drapes,
The villa has been tastefully restored and offers all modern Remote controlled gates
conveniences. Both apartments have their own private entrance from
the own garden with furniture. The apartments have a loung/living room
● Appliances :
with sat-Tv and a completly equipped kitchen,that includes Crockery/flatware,
Kitchen utensils,
microwave,dishwasher,washing-machine, safe and all needs. All Electric coffee maker,
apartments have been restored and furnished in a friendly style giving Electric kettle,
particular attention to all details. Toaster, electric stove,
Oven,
Oleandro apartment: In ground floor there is a completely equipped Micro-wave oven,
kitchen that includes microwave and dishwasher; a living room with Sat Extractor hood,
TV and a library. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and Refridgerator,
one single bedroom with two twin beds and a large closet; a bathroom Deep freeze,
with shower and washing machine. Dish washer,
Washing machine,
Iron,
Ironing board
Oleandro - Villa La Pergola
Via San Martino alla palma 51, San Martino alla Palma, Florence (Italy) Phone: +39 055.768774 Mobile: +39 3290940972
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Outside Area
●Swimming pool :
Private swimming pool
rectangular (length 40',
width 20'), illuminated,
steps in,fountain,
Waterfall, submerged
beach access, outside
shower (open from 'april
15' till 'october 30')
●Parking :
Parking uncovered : 1
reserved stall
●Advantages :
Exterior Jacuzzi for 8
people with heating for
evening, fitness Room
machine(s)
●Outside setting :
Enclosed grounds, yard
7,500 Sq.ft., landscaped
yard > 0.25 acre, olive
grove, fountain
●Outside amenities :
BBQ, yard table(s), 6
yard seat(s), arbour,
parasol, 4 sun recliner(s),
outside shower facilities
●Pergola
The best place in the
The Villa is surrounded by private villa: eat the dinner on the
grounds made up of olive groves, terracotta table under the
woods and meadows, and boasts pergola and enjoy the
a sublime view.,when you are in unique view over
the pool you can see the Florence
Brunelleschi Duome Santa Maria
del Fiore and the area of Florence
valley there is a pool 6mx12m.
You can enjoy a swim or just relax
on comfortable furniture by the
swimming pool.
In a garden area slightly raised above the pool
side there is a Jacuzzi generous blow up that
can comfortably accommodate up to six adults.
.......... cuddling in the Jacuzzi enjoying the view
over Florence
Oleandro - Villa La Pergola
Via San Martino alla palma 51, San Martino alla Palma, Florence (Italy) Phone: +39 055.768774 Mobile: +39 3290940972
info@villalapergola.com P.iva 06020900483
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Way to Florence Center
Tram stop De Anrè
Villa la Pergola
Tramvia stops before Center Town
De Andrè Aldo Moro Arcipressi Talenti Sansovino Cascine Santa Maria Novella
Costanza Resistenza Torregalli Federiga Batoni Paolo Uccello Porta al Prato
Tramway Bus
●Tramway ●Bus
The tramway works every 5 The bus stop is in front of the
minute till 1am and go villa
in the center of Florence Number 61
Stazione santa Maria Novella
Time-table
You can get it at the stop of the
MO.-FR.
Bus 61 or at the stop
Newton where you can park
Villa la pergola to Down Town
easly your car
6:43 - 11:18 - 12:34 - 13:38 -
14:27 - 15:15 – 17:28
Down town to Villa la Pergola
7:24 - 8:50 - 12:20 - 13:32 -
By the ticket before get on the Bus / tram 14:21 - 15:05 - 16:34
Oleandro - Villa La Pergola
Via San Martino alla palma 51, San Martino alla Palma, Florence (Italy) Phone: +39 055.768774 Mobile: +39 3290940972
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Some Directions
Big Street Market
●Scandicci
Piazza Togliatti
SATURDAY 8.00AM - 1.30PM.
WEAR,HOME,FOOD, etc.
●Florence
Parco delle cascine
TUESDAY 8.00AM - 1.30PM.
WEAR,HOME,FOOD, etc.
Oleandro - Villa La Pergola
Via San Martino alla palma 51, San Martino alla Palma, Florence (Italy) Phone: +39 055.768774 Mobile: +39 3290940972
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Some Directions
Pizzeria/Restaurants
1:ARCI 5 MARTIRI 2:FIORE
Via di calcinaia 20 Via di Marciola, 112
San Martino alla Palma 50018 SCANDICCI (FI)
tel. 055768848 tel. 055768678
3:HOSTERIA DI MOSCIANO 4:ANASTASIA
Via di Mosciano, 74 Via di Mosciano, 5
50018 SCANDICCI (FI) 50018 SCANDICCI (FI)
tel. 055768795 Tel.055740601
5: ILCROSTINO 6:BELLA CIAO
Via Vivaldi, 45 Via Volterrana
50018 SCANDICCI (FI) 50018 SCANDICCI (FI)
tel. 055755689 tel. 055741502
SuperMarket
●Ipercoop
Lastra a Signa
Every day 08.00am 09.00pm
Open the second Sunday of the month
via S.Maria a Castagnolo
Tel. 055 87491 INFOLINE: 800623623
Oleandro - Villa La Pergola
Via San Martino alla palma 51, San Martino alla Palma, Florence (Italy) Phone: +39 055.768774 Mobile: +39 3290940972
info@villalapergola.com P.iva 06020900483
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Walk and Trekking
Trekking
Easy walk of about 60/80 minutes
from the villa in the green Tuscan hills.
Much of the route and on a dirt road
through olive groves and vineyards
with stunning views.
Oleandro - Villa La Pergola
Via San Martino alla palma 51, San Martino alla Palma, Florence (Italy) Phone: +39 055.768774 Mobile: +39 3290940972
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Florence Area / Province
●FLORENCE
Population: 374,500 (men 47 %; women 53 %)
Capital of the region of Tuscany, has a population of around half a million inhabitants,spreads on the banks of the
Arno, between the Adriatic and the Tyrrhenian seas,almost in the middle of the Italian peninsula.
It is a city which bustles with industry and craft, commerce and culture, art and science. Being on the main national
railway lines, it is easily accessible from most important places both in Italy and abroad.The Florence "Vespucci"
airport, where both national and international airlines stop, is located 5 Km. from the city centre. The main
motorway, A1, connects Florence with Bologna and Milano in the North and Rome and Naples in the South. The
motorway A11 to the sea joins it to Prato, Pistoia, Montecatini, Lucca, Pisa and all the resorts on the Tyrrhenian sea.
There is also motorway which connects Florence to Siena. The climate is temperate but rather variable, with breezy
winters and hot summers.The Chianti area, between Florence and Siena, is one of the most beautiful countrysides
in Italy and a famous wine production area.
Founded by the Romans in the first century B.C., Florence began its rebirth after the decadence of the barbaric
ages, in the Carolingian period, and reached its highest pinnacles of civilization between the 11th and 15th
centuries, as a free city, balancing the authority of the Emperors with that of the Popes, overcoming the unfortunate
internal dispute between Guelfs and Ghibellines. In the 15th century, it came under the rule of the Medici family, who
later became the Grand Dukes of Tuscany. This in fact was the period when the city was at the height of its glory in
art and culture, in politics and economic power. The Grand Duchy of the Medicis was succeeded, in the 18th
century, by that of the House of Lorraine, when in 1860 Tuscany became part of the Kingdom of Italy of which
Florence was the capital from 1865 to 1871. In this century, the city has once more taken up its role as an important
centre for culture and the arts.
●MONTEPULCIANO - PIENZA - SAN GIMINIANO
In the village of Montepulciano visit Antonio da Sangallo's San Biagio, a wonderful Renaissance church. You can
then spend time walking the streets and feel what it was like to live in the medieval period.In Pienza, in the mid-15th
century, Pope Pius II turned this out of the way hill town into a testing ground for the most advanced Renaissance
ideas about urban planning. Take a morning to walk the streets before moving onto the next village.
San Gimignano is a medieval town that owes its famous skyline to the rival families who tried to outdo each other by
building taller and taller towers. Of the original 76 towers only 13 still survive today.
Oleandro - Villa La Pergola
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Region Toscana
LUCCA:Lucca,
LUCCA: situated in the centre-north of Italy
in Tuscany, is a town of Etruscan and Roman
origins. It enjoyed an era of great splendour at the
beginning of the Christian era and the first circle of
walls and the anphitheatre go back to this period.
Lucca became a commune in 1162. In the XIII
century the centre was enriched with many
architectonic beauties, such as the beautiful
mosaic that portrays the Ascension of Christ in the
church of S.Frediano. The peace that reigned in
Lucca in the XVI and in the XVII centuries helped
the building of numerous and wonderful villas, such
as Villa Mansi and Villa Torrigiani, situated on the
lovely hills surrounding the town. One of the
characteristics is the exposure to the south and the
water games, being places of entertainment and
pleasure. In the centuries before, the tendency was
to build the villas just outside the town for security
reasons, as they were times of wars and fights. At
the end of the XVIII century, Lucca was under the
power of Napoleon and it became a principality
under the guide of Elisa Baciocchi, the emperor's
sister. She was very attentive to the needs of the
town and started the projects of the aqueduct and the botanic garden, that were eventually carried on by her
successors. In 1817 Lucca passed under the rule of Borbone-Parma, in 1847 the town was annexed to the Grand
Duchy of Tuscany and around 1861 to the reign of Italy. During the time of Maria Luisa of Borbone-Parma, the
present third circle of walls were converted into a public park, that you can still admire and enjoy today, and also a
botanic garden was created. Lorenzo Nottolini, the architect protagonist of these works, elaborated brilliant
solutions for the aqueduct and the anphitheatre, too. After the construction of the aqueduct, fountains of great
artistic interest were built all over the town that even today are in perfect conditions and the water running through
them still comes from the old 19th century aqueduct.
AREZZO :In Arezzo you will see traces of different civilizations and traditions: the Etruscans, the roman and the
medieval. Petrarca, Piero della Francesca, Luca Signorelli, Giorgio Vasari were all born here. In Arezzo you can
see Piero della Francesca's famous fresco cycle depicting the Legend of the Cross. These are the frescoes that
Juliette Binoche gets to look at while dangling from a rope in the movie "The English Patient."A visit to this part of
the region allows you to discover, besides the artistic, architecture and religious beauty, the little medieval villages
located in this area.If you hire a car you can follow the wine route: for about 200 km through various wine growing
areas: Chianti DOCG, Chianti Colli Aretini DOCG, Colli Etruria Centrale DOC, Valdichiana DOC and Cortona DOC
as well as Vin Santo. You will see vineyards, olive groves, tobacco plantations, chestnut trees and for.
SIENA:Situated
SIENA: 322 m. above sea level in the heart of Tuscany, this town is built on thriller hills, maintaining intact
its medieval appearance characterized by narrow winding streets and noble buildings. Of Etruscan origin, it was a
Roman colony with the name of Sena Julia; its importance grew in the Middle Ages, first as the seat of Lombard
gastalds, and then of Counts under the Carolingian domination. After a long period of episcopal dominion (9th-11th
century) the town reached a peak of power after becoming a municipality (1147), undertaking a policy of expansion
towards the bordering territories. Confrontation with Florence was inevitable and the struggle lasted, with various
vicissitudes, until 1555, when after a long siege, Siena was conquered by the Florentines, losing its autonomy and
becoming part of the Duchy, sharing its fortunes until unification with Italy.
PISA: During the Roman époque Pisa was a prosperous sea-town, however, the barbaric
invasion left the city in ruins and only when the citadel became a free town did it acquire, with
the passing of time, more political and economical independence.The XI and XII centuries were
a time of splendor; in this period, the city had primary importance inside the Italian peninsula
and the Mediterranean Sea thanks to its maritime business and the conquering of Sardinia,
Corsica, and several Balearic Isles.In the major tourist attraction in Pisa is of course the leaning
Tower along with the Baptistery and the Camposanto, all of them built between the XI and the
XII century.
Oleandro - Villa La Pergola
Via San Martino alla palma 51, San Martino alla Palma, Florence (Italy) Phone: +39 055.768774 Mobile: +39 3290940972
info@villalapergola.com P.iva 06020900483
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Useful information
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
●Police Phone: 113
●Carabinieri Phone: 112
●Questura Phone: 055 49771
●Fire Brigade Phone: 115
●Urban police Emergency calls Phone: 055 328 333
●ACI car breakdown service Phone: 116
●Prefettura Phone: 055 278 31
●Medical emergency service Phone: 118
SOME SMALL RULES:
· Check-in after 3:00 pm
· WHEN YOU GO OUT PLEASE CLOSE ALL THE WINDOWS AND THE DOOR
· IN THE NIGHT CLOSE THE ENTRANCE DOOR
· PLEASE DON'T RUN ON THE BORDER OF THE SWIMMING POOL
· LEAVE THE SAFE OPEN WHEN YOU LEAVE
Your Note:
Thank you,
Sabine & Claudio
Oleandro - Villa La Pergola
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